I have a feeling like your second bullet hit it. If it’s possible for air glow to reduce as the sun further sets, this would explain it.
Edited by lanndonkane, 20 June 2025 - 05:55 PM.
Is it possible to see any sort of twilight when the sun is 17.9 degrees below the horizon
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kingsbishop
, Feb 16 2024 06:22 AM
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lanndonkane
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Posted 20 June 2025 - 05:54 PM
I guess that makes sense. The sky glow present in the sky really did seem like residual twilight (as it seemed to be brightest around the horizon), but I guess that’s just not possible…
I have a feeling like your second bullet hit it. If it’s possible for air glow to reduce as the sun further sets, this would explain it.
I have a feeling like your second bullet hit it. If it’s possible for air glow to reduce as the sun further sets, this would explain it.
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